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Red fox (Vulpes vulpes) as a synurbic species and its role in the spread of the Echinococcus multilocularis tapeworm

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Dwuznik D., Bajer A.
Edukacja Biologiczna i Środowiskowa
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2018
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issue 1
27-33
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Urbanization of the environment contributes to the degradation of many natural habitats of many plants and animals, which causes reduction of biodiversity. There are however certain species, adapting easily to both suburban and urban conditions. Red fox (Vulpes vulpes) is a good example, since it is increasingly noted not only in the natural habitats, such as fields or forests, but also in the direct vicinity of human residencies like farms, suburban areas or even large agglomerations. Fox is becoming a permanent feature of urban fauna, enriching the biodiversity. It is also a relevant epidemiological threat, constituting a zoonotic reservoir for many parasites which are important from veterinary, as well as from medical point of view, including tapeworm Echinococcus multilocularis which causes alveolar echinococcosis.
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„Swędzący problem”: rzymscy weterynarze w walce z pasożytami zewnętrznymi

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Bartnik A.
Wieki Stare i Nowe
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2019
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vol. 14
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issue 19
37-57
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Starożytni Rzymianie mierzyli się z poważnym problemem, jakim były pasożyty zewnętrzne atakujące zwierzęta gospodarskie oraz ludzi. Najpoważniejszą i najczęściej diagnozowaną z chorób pasożytniczych był świerzb. Starożytni weterynarze z dużymi sukcesami stosowali kuracje zapobiegające tej chorobie i zwalczające ją u koni, bydła oraz owiec.
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Kilka uwag w kwestii identyfikacji i leczenia chorób owiec w starożytnym Rzymie

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Bartnik A.
Studia Historyczne
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2018
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vol. 61
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issue 2 (242)
5-20
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Some Remarks on the Identification and Treatment of Sheep Diseases in Ancient Rome Ancient vets were giving much attention to sheep diseases. By analysing the records of ancient authors, it is possible to identify diseases attacking herds the most frequently. The greatest problem was scabies, which caused huge financial losses. Diseases referre Some Remarks on the Identification and Treatment of Sheep Diseases in Ancient Rome Ancient vets were giving much attention to sheep diseases. By analysing the records of ancient authors, it is possible to identify diseases attacking herds the most frequently. The greatest problem was scabies, which caused huge financial losses. Diseases referred to as pustula, ostigo and lameness, as well as stomach and lung diseases used to be diagnosed in those days as well. Different kinds of physical injuries were also common. Breeders and vets used to apply specialist treatments; however, most of them were ineffective. The greatest successes were achieved in the case of mechanical injuries and scabies. d to as pustula, ostigo and lameness, as well as stomach and lung diseases used to be diagnosed in those days as well. Different kinds of physical injuries were also common. Breeders and vets used to apply specialist treatments; however, most of them were ineffective. The greatest successes were achieved in the case of mechanical injuries and scabies.
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Some Remarks on the Identification and Treatment of Sheep Diseases in Ancient Rome Ancient vets were giving much attention to sheep diseases. By analysing the records of ancient authors, it is possible to identify diseases attacking herds the most frequently. The greatest problem was scabies, which caused huge financial losses. Diseases referred to as pustula, ostigo and lameness, as well as stomach and lung diseases used to be diagnosed in those days as well. Different kinds of physical injuries were also common. Breeders and vets used to apply specialist treatments; however, most of them were ineffective. The greatest successes were achieved in the case of mechanical injuries and scabies.
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Choroby owiec i kóz w świetle „Geoponiki” Kassianusa Bassusa Scholastyka

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Bartnik A.
Annales Universitatis Mariae Curie-Skłodowska, sectio F – Historia
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2023
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vol. 78
9-31
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The mention of sheep diseases already appeared in the work of Cato the Elder. In the following centuries, Columella and Palladius described the diseases of sheep and goats which they knew. The message of Kassianus Bassus Scholastik is extremely valuable because the set of diseases presented by him looks different than in the case of the subsequent authors later on. The differences in the described diseases may result from both drawing from other sources and from geographical specificity. Kassianus wrote in the eastern part of the Roman Empire, while the older messages primarily referred to Italy. Due to the climatic and geographical differences, some diseases found in the western part of the Empire were not very common in the east and vice versa. Diseases such as scabies or ulcers, the occurrence of which is not geographically determined, have been taken into account by all of the authors.
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Wzmianki na temat chorób owiec pojawiły się już w pracy Katona Starszego. W kolejnych wiekach Kolumella i Palladiusz opisali znane im choroby owiec i kóz. Przekaz Kassianusa Bassusa Scholastyka jest niezwykle cenny, ponieważ przedstawiony przez niego zestaw chorób wygląda inaczej niż u starszych autorów. Różnice w opisanych chorobach mogą wynikać zarówno z czerpania przez niego z innych źródeł, jak i ze specyfiki geograficznej. Kassianus tworzył we wschodniej części Imperium Rzymskiego, natomiast starsze przekazy odnosiły się przede wszystkim do terenów Italii. Ze względu na różnice klimatyczne i geograficzne niektóre choroby spotykane w zachodniej części Imperium nie występowały zbyt często na wschodzie i odwrotnie. Choroby takie jak np. świerzb czy owrzodzenia, których występowanie nie jest uwarunkowane geograficznie, zostały uwzględnione przez wszystkich autorów.
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